learn media resources

MEDIA RESOURCES, a two-year career program offered by
Capilano College, will be the focus of an upcoming information
meeting.

Preduction courses in a variety of media — video, filmmaking,
photography, audio, slide/tape and computer graphics — plus related
theoretical and technical courses are all part of the Media Resources
program.

During the 15 years that the course has been offered, over 80 per
cent of graduates have found media-related work within six months of
graduation.

The program and its components will be discussed at an informa-
tion meeting for prospective applicants to be held on Thursday, Feb.
26 at 7 p.m. in Room Bi45, B Building, South Campus, Capilano
College.

Those interested in applying for admission to the Media Resources
program beginning September 1987 are urged tc attend.

For further information call 986-1911, local 2940.

FARRY'S FABRICS.

: 19th
f EB. 13!

| Everyone
| is a

} winner
at Fanny's. |

The Best
Prices with
the Best
| Selection.

29 - Wednesday, February 18, 1987 - North Shore New

Shop for budget buys

From page 28

BEST BUYS:

Buy Low: Pork shoulder steaks,
$1.78 Ib.; navel oranges, 28¢ Ib.;
Burns bacon, $2.99 Ib.; Cheer
detergent, 12 1, $6.88; Nabob cof-
fee, $3.38.

Woodward's: Parkay margarine, 3
Ib., $2.17; bananas, 39¢ lb.; Scott
facial tissue, 63¢; Maxwell House
coffee, $3.17; fryer breasts, $2.47

Stong’s: Cross Rib roasts, $1.98
Ib.; medium ground beef, $1.58
Ib.; Olympic bacon, $2.99; Dutch
Oven all-purpose flour, 10 k,

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"— Rules & Regulations

Simply usk the store
"Cashier for a FANNY’ BINGO CARD

You're an “INSTANT WINNER’ |
| WITH ADDITIONAL DISCOUNTS of

* see further details in gach store

10k 25%

*

$4.99: zucchini, 59¢ Ib.
Save-On-Foods: Grade A fryers,
88¢ Ib., limit 4; bulk weiners $1.08

mushrooms, $1.98 Ib.; tomatoes,
59¢ Ib.; Maxwell House coffee,
$3.19.

assorted varieties,

Ib.; Royal tissue, 4 roll, $1.38;
Green Giant canned vegetables,

Safeway: Large eggs, 99¢ doz.
66¢; Newton

(coupon); Empress margarine, 3
Ib., $1.04 (coupon); spinach, 49¢
bu.; red seedless grapes, 99¢ Ib.;
whole hams, $1.29 Ib.

apples, 33¢ Ib.
Super Valu: No name bacon,
$2.69; green peppers, 69¢ Ib.;

From Silk to “Silks” - 5 Generations of Legwear
At the tum of the century women clad themselves in silk
stockings that were black or biandly opaque and fit poorly.
By the mid-1920's the “Flapper” era had silk stockings in a pink
“flesh” tone but these were limited in stretch and fit.

1930 saw the invention of nylon, a man-made fibre used to make
hosiery sheer (and the first seamed sheer stockings).

With 1965, the mini skirt's fashion focus on legs inspired the first
all-in-one leg covering: pantyhose! Despite nylon's ability to
stretch, pantyhose still lacked ideal fit and feel.

1987 presents "Silks" the new generation of legwear. Dramatic
developments in fibre technology enable Phantom Hosiery to
create a new leg covering with superior fit and feel. Sofi, silky.
sensuous, yet indisputably revoluntionary.

“Silks” - natural sophistication for legs.